QuiltingCalc v.1.0

Robert Kaufman Fabrics and Quilter's Paradise have partnered to offer a selection of eight indispensable quilting calculators. These calculators are designed to assist you in various aspects of quilting, providing accurate calculations and saving you time and effort.

The calculators cover a wide range of functionalities, allowing you to effortlessly convert measurements between yards, inches, meters, and centimeters. Additionally, they provide guidance on determining the amount of fabric needed for backing, batting, borders, as well as the number of pieces that can be cut from larger fabric pieces. With dedicated calculators for square-in-a-square, set-in, and corner triangles, you can accurately calculate the key dimensions required.

Let's explore each calculator in detail:

1. Fabric Measurement Converter: This calculator simplifies conversions between inches and yards (both decimal and fractional forms) and provides metric equivalents.
2. Backing and Batting Calculator: Determine the precise amount of fabric required to create the backing for your quilt.
3. Piece Count Calculator: Find out the number of fixed-sized fabric pieces that can be cut from a larger piece with this calculator.
4. Pieces to Area Calculator: Calculate the amount of fabric needed to cut a specific number of fixed-sized pieces.
5. Binding Calculator: Based on your quilt's dimensions and the desired binding strip width, this calculator helps you determine the exact fabric quantity required for binding.
6. Border Calculator: Calculate the fabric needed to create borders based on your quilt's dimensions and desired border width.
7. Square-in-a-Square Calculator: Make accurate calculations for key dimensions of a square-in-a-square block with this helpful tool.
8. Set-in and Corner Triangle Calculator: Easily determine the size of the square piece needed to create unfinished set-in and corner triangles.

With these eight quilting calculators at your disposal, you can enhance your quilting experience by ensuring precise measurements and minimizing wastage of fabric.